Charting the decline of universities: LGBTQ+ sexual ethics fail logic and reason
The list of universities resembling the asylum rather than the academy is growing daily.
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The real Joe Biden scandal: Fumbling the nuclear football
Whatever scandal Hunter Biden's emails reveal about alleged influence-peddling schemes with his father, it is nothing compared with the fact that Joe Biden as vice president routinely put the country at risk of being annihilated in a nuclear war.
Celebrity families feud over Trump, Biden
Let's move onto another platform, a fun-for-the-sake-of-fun platform, like where celebrities stand on Biden-Harris versus Trump-Biden. It's a worthy distraction if you didn't watch the final debate.
Forget the COVID-19 winter lockdowns -- let's keep going to church
Remember the last seven months? Remember when we were locked out of every place that gave life meaning: friends' homes, schools, churches? Well, it wasn't worth it.
Nagorno-Karabakh is part of Azerbaijan. On that basis, war with Armenia can be ended
From the United States to Russia, even Armenia itself -- every country recognizes the legality of Azerbaijan's territorial integrity, and Nagorno-Karabakh's indissoluble place within it.
How Trump can claim victory in the next 10 days
If Americans learned anything from the election results in the presidential campaign in 2016, it was this: The polls were wrong.
Democrats rightfully should worry about 'Houdini' Trump
President Trump winning reelection would be a bigger upset than his 2016 election. Democrats believe they have done everything necessary to lock up 2020.
Thoughts on swimming, cancer and the power of love
Kaitlin Sandeno and I share a mutual understanding and appreciation of what it means to care for a family member undergoing arduous treatment for cancer.
What swing voters want in this election
Fairness and balance. That is what swing voters want. Fairness is a powerful argument -- particularly to independent voters.
Endless campaigns are bad for America
Once upon a time, America's presidential elections came every four years, with campaign seasons that lasted the few months before the fated November date. Now, they're endless. As soon as Election Day cometh, the next White House race dawneth. The overarching effect is a population kept in a constant state of political anxiety.
Meet the Bidens, the one family who made a fortune in the Obama economy
Welcome to the "mute button election."
U.S. secret hostage talks with Syria could be major progress in peace initiatives
The just-reported trip by two senior U.S. representative to Syria could be the start of critical progress on another key front.
Young church-going Christians embrace anti-religious socialism through the Democratic Party
Millions in America and around the world are fixated on the 2020 presidential election. The stakes are high and every news cycle feels like a fresh gut punch.
Social media's impact on a free and fair election
When a story broke in the New York Post regarding Hunter Biden and Burisma, people took to Twitter and Facebook to share the news. Without warning and without explanation, posts were blocked.
New Jersey Gov. Phil Murphy's abysmal ranking in economic leadership is no big surprise
Gov. Phil Murphy's deficiencies have been clear for years: his refusal to tackle pension reform or high borrowing costs have put New Jersey on a road to mounting debt.
Handful of indicators suggest Trump can win
We have yet to hear a single responsible adult come right out and say that Joseph R. Biden will be the next president. Why? Because even at this late date, there are several indications that President Trump still has a chance to win.
Portraying 'made men' and the making of 'Goodfellas'
Martin Scorsese's film "Goodfellas" is a violent, dramatic and humorous true story of organized crime, greed and treachery.
Topics picked for presidential debates aren't priorities for most voters
The supposedly nonpartisan Commission on Presidential Debates has selected the following topics for Thursday night's final encounter between President Trump and Joe Biden: "Fighting COVID-19," "American Families," "Race in America," "Climate Change," "National Security" and "Leadership."
Packing the Supreme Court for political reasons is dangerous to U.S. freedoms
The concept of court packing has reared its head. The phrase "court packing" is a derogatory reference to legislation that alters the number of seats on the Supreme Court to alter its perceived ideological makeup.
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